Re: [udig-devel] jgrass merges

[andrea antonello <andrea.antonello@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jody,

> I would be happy to review and apply the work to udig platform; thank you for your contribution. I am starting to gear up a team of
> developers and was talking about using code reviews as a good way to get the teams head back in to udig development.
>
> So how would you like to do things (at a technical level with git?):
> - as series of merge requests?
> - stage the work in your "clone" (possibly in a branch?)
> - would you like to push; and then we can review the result?

Since I am packing those things in a single eu.udig.tools.jgrass
plugin, I am for pushing them on the main udig branch. Currently I am
developing and testing them on my clone. As soon as they are done I
would merge them on the udig-platfrm.
Since they are mostly contained in a plugin and can do no harm
outside, I think that is the fastest and best procedure.


> A few other ideas in looking at your list.
> - the "Info" tool is actually "extensible" in that it shows content from a FeatureSource or WMS; did you
> teach it how to query a grid coverage or make a new tool?

As usual you come with a great information. I actually didn't know the
info tool is extensible and I love the idea, since for multi-time
coverages (like netcdf) it should show charts. But first things first,
which is simple coverages. Where do I best start to extend the info
tool? Perhaps the wms info.

> - my brain is going to hurt a bit thinking through the navigation view; I am looking forward to it :-)

:) Cool, I will remove the geonames part from that and them merge it in.

I will report back here,
Ciao
Andrea

> Aside: the refractions website is back for me now
> Jody
>
> On 06/10/2010, at 12:30 AM, andrea antonello wrote:
>
>> Hi PSC,
>> I have a set of features from JGrass that I would love to see in uDig
>> and also think they would make sense in a general purpose GIS.
>>
>> Since I am not able to add the feature requests to the WIKI right now
>> (refractions domains seems to be in trouble again), I list them here
>> (if available with a screenshot as it is now in JGrass):
>>
>> - csv to shapefile import tool [1]
>> - profile tool [2]
>> - an export wizard for coverages, with the possibility to export
>> either in geotiff or in ESRI ascii
>> - a coverage query tool [3]
>> - navigation view [4]
>> - netcdf format support [4]
>>
>>
>> Comments are welcome,
>> Andrea
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> [1] http://jgrasstechtips.blogspot.com/2009/12/new-csv-import-interface.html
>> [2] http://jgrasstechtips.blogspot.com/2008/08/back-from-vacation-profile-is-back-with.html
>> [3] http://jgrasstechtips.blogspot.com/2009/12/getting-smarter-xmas-query-tool.html
>> [4] http://jgrass.wiki.software.bz.it/jgrass/weekly_reports
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